EU-Startups has learned that Hybrid Greentech, a Copenhagen-based provider of virtual power plants (VPP) and renewable energy asset market integration, recently raised over €15 million from growth fund Nordic Alpha Partners.
The investment from Nordic Alpha will support Hybrid Greentech’s Europe-wide expansion, including customer acquisition in new markets and integration with additional energy exchanges. With the investment, Nordic Alpha becomes a significant minority shareholder.
“Storage and flexibility are essential to a renewables-heavy grid. We are excited about Nordic Alpha Partners’ investment, which supports our expansion into more European markets and helps our customers unlock more value from their assets while strengthening grid resilience,” says Rasmus Rode Mosbæk, CEO and founder of Hybrid Greentech.
Alongside Hybrid Greentech’s €15 million raise, EU-Startups has reported several comparable funding rounds in 2025 and 2026 across the virtual power plant (VPP), battery optimisation and grid flexibility segment.
Helsinki-based Capalo AI (€11 million) secured Series A funding to scale its AI-powered VPP platform for battery storage across Europe, while Antwerp’s LIFEPOWR (€5.65 million) raised growth capital to advance its FlexiO virtual power plant technology. In Germany, Berlin-based Ostrom (€20 million) attracted Series B funding to expand its NeoGrid VPP and smart meter-driven energy platform, and Cologne-based Einklang (€2.2 million) raised capital to scale its battery-optimised electricity tariff solution for SMEs.
Meanwhile, Amsterdam’s Dexter Energy (€23 million) secured Series C funding to expand AI-powered forecasting and trade optimisation services for renewables and storage portfolios.
Together, these rounds amount to over €61 million, and when combined with Hybrid Greentech’s €15 million investment, bring the total capital raised across this segment to roughly €77 million in reported deals. The concentration of funding into software-led orchestration, battery optimisation and distributed energy aggregation platforms indicates continued investor focus on digital infrastructure designed to enhance grid flexibility and integrate renewable assets at scale across Europe.
“Hybrid Greentech is already a local leader, working with some of the biggest renewable companies in Denmark. Their technology is a critical component in global reindustrialisation and will play a central role in pivoting society towards a fully electrified economy. They have the potential to become a vital European player, and they fit well into our model of capital efficient internationalisation of technologies that drive new waves of transformation,” adds Marius Ipsen Vice President, Investments, at Nordic Alpha Partners.
Founded in 2018, Hybrid Greentech builds cloud-based VPP platforms that connect energy storage, flexibility, and renewable assets. As a BRP and retailer, it operates a vertically integrated stack that includes trading, multi-market optimisation, asset interfaces, analytics, and settlement in one platform.
According to data provided by the company, current EU estimates show that energy consumption will increase by 60% by 2030. At the same time, 40% of the European grid is more than 40 years old. To effectively digitalise, decentralise and make the grid more flexible, the EU will have to spend almost €600 billion to keep up with the pace of transformation in the next four years.
Hybrid Greentech’s technology looks to save Europe billions by enabling owners of renewable energy assets and storage capacity to interact on one coordinated system.
Specialising in AI-powered VPPs that operates and trades battery assets, Hybrid Greentech offers standalone systems as well as co-located systems with renewables, and behind-the-meter installations.
Its cloud-based and fully algorithmic platform allows asset owners and utility companies to access storage integrate assets seamlessly. Using live asset data, Hybrid Greentech aims to enable massive performance increases while removing unnecessary battery cycling.
“The Hybrid Greentech team is second to none, and with additional commercial capacity they will be able to scale at an impressive rate. Coupled with our previous experience in e-mobility platforms, battery technology and energy systems, our investment in Hybrid Greentech is familiar territory,” says Shari Rana, Investment Director at Nordic Alpha Partners.
Hybrid Greentech’s platform is also designed to support flexibility: the interconnection between distributed energy resources such as EV batteries, household batteries, and consumer sunroof installations.
Aggregating these resources can strengthen local grids, reduce peak demand, and improve system stability, especially as electrification accelerates.
The company outlines that bringing new energy storage capacity unto the grid system is not just an executional challenge, but technical one as well. Permits, certificates, grid connections, and market approvals can take months or years.
As a vertically integrated player, Hybrid Greentech is positioned to demystify regulatory complexities, shorten project-to-market timelines, aggregate and offer VPP services.
Read the orginal article: https://www.eu-startups.com/2026/02/danish-startup-hybrid-greentech-attracts-e15-million-investment-to-accelerate-european-grid-flexibility-rollout/
